Learning Jekyll!

Written on December 17, 2015

Jekyll is a very simpler way of making websites more especially blogs. It only uses your content written in markdown or textile or liquid to generate a beautiful blog of static pages. And guess what you can host it on GitHub for free.

Lets get started with Jekyll:

There are certain prerequisties you should have installed in your pc for you to use Jekyll. Here they are guessing that you use windows:

  1. Ruby 2.0.0p576
  2. Ruby DevKit
  3. Python v2.7.8
  4. Rouge
  5. Markdown

Before you start please read this tutorial i got my hands on; it was very helpful Run Jekyll on Windows.

Other information:

Jekyll resources, Jekyll-Quick start guide, Jekyll Bootstrap, Understanding Kramdown, Textile Live Editor, Jekyll Textile Converter

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